Clear Chastity Cage 11.5 cm with Butt Plug - ManCage 11

Roomier chastity, with a plug as a bonus

Being caged doesn't mean being cramped. The ManCage 11 from ManCage offers 11.5 cm of inner length: the room you need for longer cocks, or for those who want to wear their cage longer in comfort. Like its little sister, the ManCage 10, it comes with a removable butt plug that locks onto the base ring.

Its clear polycarbonate shell is light, tough, hypoallergenic and phthalate-free. Its curved tube guides the cock downwards, and its angled ventilation slots give it a more sculpted look.

Its strong points

More length, more comfort. With 11.5 cm of length and 3.5 cm of inner diameter, the ManCage 11 locks without crushing. It suits men whose soft penis exceeds the short size, and long periods of wear.

Well-thought-out ventilation. Several slots spread along the tube and an opening at the tip let air circulate and let you pee without taking the cage off.

The plug, when you decide. At 2.5 cm in diameter with 6.5 cm insertable, it attaches to the ring by turning it clockwise. According to the brand, the rigid stem that links it to the ring accentuates the sensations on insertion. Want the cage alone? It comes off.

A fit for your build. Four open rings from 45 to 60 mm and a set of spacers adjust the ring's circumference and the space between balls and cage.

Padlocks for every situation. A metal padlock for home, five numbered plastic padlocks for travelling without metal, according to the brand, or to prove to the keyholder that nobody cheated.

Living chastity day to day

Control over time. A comfortable cage can be worn longer, and that's where chastity makes full sense: an evening, a day, a weekend. Desire builds up, every message from the keyholder raises the pressure, every caress through the polycarbonate becomes a delicious torture. With the plug, the sub is held on both sides: he feels it when he walks, when he sits, when he bends over.

As a couple, one wears, the other decides. Long distance, the numbered padlocks turn trust into a game. If you're a beginner, the ManCage 11 is a more comfortable way in than a short cage; if you're experienced, you'll appreciate it for long sessions.

How to put it on

• Place the chosen ring behind your balls.
• Slide the locking plates, rear then front, onto the ring using the three pins.
• Add the suitable spacer to keep room between your balls and your cock.
• Soft and well lubricated, slide your cock into the cage, snap it onto the ring and close with a padlock.
• To add the plug, lubricate it, insert it gently and lock it onto the ring by turning it clockwise.

Safety and hygiene

Even when roomy, a cage is worn progressively: a few hours at first, then more according to your comfort. Regularly check colour, warmth and sensitivity: pain, numbness, swelling or bluish skin mean taking everything off. The plug is worn for less time than the cage: take it off first. The key to the metal padlock must always stay accessible, and the plastic padlocks cut easily in an emergency. Rinse under the cage at every shower, dry carefully and clean cage and plug in lukewarm soapy water, with no solvents or products harsh on polycarbonate.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: What's the difference with the ManCage 10?

A: The length: 11.5 cm of inner length against 9 cm for the 10, with angled ventilation slots instead of wide windows. Diameter, rings, plug and padlocks are identical.

Q: How do I know if 11.5 cm suits me?

A: Measure your penis when soft. If it's close to or over 10 cm, or if you want more ease for extended wear, the 11 is the right choice. For very tight chastity, the 10 will be more restrictive.

Q: Can you sleep in it?

A: Night-time erections can be uncomfortable in a cage. Wait until you're well used to daytime wear before trying, and never with the plug.

Q: Is the plug suitable for beginners?

A: At 2.5 cm in diameter, it stays accessible if you've already played with a small plug. Lubricate well and start with short stretches.

Q: What are the numbered padlocks for?

A: Each plastic padlock carries a number: the keyholder notes it down and can check that the cage hasn't been opened. According to the brand, they also avoid setting off metal detectors.